Source:This remaster uses Charlie Miller's gd71-04-25.sbd.miller.95625.sbeok.flac16 as a baseline. Amplitude and Equalization adjustments were made using Cool Edit 2000. Transferred by:Phil Matera** philipmatera@optonline.net Keywords:Soundboard; Phil Matera
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Set 1
Truckin', Loser, Hard To Handle, Me And Bobby McGee, Cold Rain & Snow, The Rub, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Casey Jones
Set 2
Morning Dew, Beat It On Down The Line, Next Time You See Me, Bertha, Sugar Magnolia, Second That Emotion, Good Lovin'-> Drums-> Good Lovin', Sing Me Back Home, Not Fade Away-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Not Fade Away
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Reviewer:rrschwz28 -
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August 29, 2012 Subject:
question for Phil (Matera)
Excellent sound! Fabulous H2H!
Phil: you had the good sense not to isolate the drums in Good Lovin' in their own track. Why then, did you make the second part of the song (after the drums) a separate track?
So if I want to recreate the concert experience, I've got to become proficient with audio editing software to put all these pieces back into one seamless whole. But these shows began as (mostly) seamless reel-to-reel recordings.
Does this seem bass-ackwards to anyone?
Reviewer:njpg -
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January 17, 2012 Subject:
Definitely not a bad show and a good recording,
but hardly a stellar performance.
Reviewer:hippie64 -
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October 18, 2011 Subject:
hey man!
thanks for this really nice tape. we're sitting jamming the hell out of it. Peace.
Gene and Bradley
Reviewer:Evan S. Hunt -
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October 10, 2011 Subject:
Great Great Great H2H
Perhaps the ultimate HARD TO HANDLE
Reviewer:mddichard07 -
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June 6, 2011 Subject:
no reviews?
this is a great copy. touched up close to perfection. if you want a fantastic sounding copy of an April '71 Dead show, then this is the one you want!!
Notes
This is a remastering of my first Grateful Dead concert. This was
the night that I *Got It!* and the night that I got on The Bus,
Forty years to the date!
I re-worked the show sometime back and as a celebration of my 40 years on the bus, well, I finally got around to releasing my
upgrade.